Sentence examples for I now concede from inspiring English sources

Having charged Cornish's sprightly home-grown romp with a lack of cutting-edge clarity, I now concede that his tale of ordinary folk tackling extra ordinary terrestrials did a far better job of juggling action and comedy than this altogether more bloated Ben Stiller vehicle.

Anthony Quinn, then of the Independent, regretted going overboard on Life is Beautiful ("For the record, it stinks – and I wish I'd said so") while Peter Bradshaw of this parish admitted he was unduly kind to The Fantastic Four ("I now concede it's rubbish").

However, I will now concede that you may have had a point.

I hope we can at least now concede that Kafka On The Shore has a few virtues?

Unless I've got this wrong, Italy could now concede an equaliser and still go through, so long as things stay the same in Berne.

Officials now concede that those essays represented his true beliefs.

"However, these justices now concede they were wrong".

Al Gore should now concede the election (front page, Nov. 29).

He does not, even now, concede that the challenge for the English title is over.

Microsoft executives now concede that they did not effectively challenge the ads.

Yet they had unwittingly left themselves vulnerable, American officials now concede.